Kids and Education
An interactive learning guide for At Home Learning
See a few ideas to help parents use our educational activities at home, and help teachers use them for assignments in online learning environments.
4 ways to foster social-emotional learning skills from your living room
Some of our summer plans may look a little different this year. Take this time to encourage everyone in your family to de-stress, relax and maybe even pick up a new interest or two.
Tips for teachers by teachers: Focus on self-care this summer
To take care of students, caretakers and peers, teachers need take care of themselves first. Check out a few ideas on how to do just that this summer.
Activities at home: Make a breathing wand to practice mindfulness in the living room
Promote your child’s emotional well-being by making a breathing wand to teach breathing techniques, positive affirmations and mindfulness.
Kid-friendly recipe: Artistic toast
Enlist your little ones in this fun project to help them scratch their creative itch by making toast that is as original and creative as they are — but also delicious!
Free webinars and tools for early learning educators
A series of professional development webinars for teachers to support families learning at home.
Tips and apps to design meaningful educational experiences
Apps are now situated in every aspect of our lives, and educational apps comprise a large percentage of this market. How do you choose the best app for your students?
5 creative activities to explore core subjects through the arts
We all know that art can be beautiful, fun, and a great way for early learners to express their creativity. But did you know that art-based activities also offer a wonderful way to expand learning in science, math, reading and social studies?
How to talk to your kids about anti-racism
Whether a child is two-years-old or 17-years-old, it is important to answer their questions and spark dialog about anti-racism, diversity, inclusivity and kindness.
Ways for teachers to continue learning and growing during the summer
Teachers have been thrust into an online learning event that few anticipated or were quite ready for. Even teachers with experience in online teaching and learning had many struggles due to the overwhelming nature of the pandemic. Here is a collection of virtual events, social media communities and digital resources to help teachers continue learning and growing in the summer despite social distancing rules and canceled in-person events.